From the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Historians have long debated the effect of mass consumer culture on Americans’ political engagement in the 1920s. How should we understand the decline of political participation in the jazz age? And what lessons does the 1920s hold for our own time?
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Renee Ettinger returns to discuss a few of the works that inspired her, including Lateral Reading and the Nature of Expertise and Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education.
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When you think of iconic music festivals, what are the first ones that comes to mind? Depending on your age it might be Lollapalooza or, if you are a bit older maybe Woodstock.
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Renee Ettinger is the Assistant Library Director for Research and Outreach Services at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
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The courtyard between Theatre Hall, the Library, and the Union is one of my favorite Main Campus spaces. It’s centrally […]
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Mention the name “Justin Bailey” to anyone old enough to remember the original Nintendo Entertainment System and you will most […]
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Hello, readers, and welcome to another year of heart-warming, thought-provoking happy endings! This month, I have two recommendations for LGBTQ […]
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You are invited to the first Green Bay Viking Festival! On Saturday, October 2nd, Vikings from near and far will […]
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Nathan Knutson graduated from UW- Green Bay in May of 2021 with a major in history, and a minor in […]
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Our understanding of history plays an important role in shaping our identities, individually and as a community, and in so […]
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